Currently I use three datasources. Each time I go from Dev to Preview to Production, I have to change these connection string all over. I would be great if I can have a shared connection or a variable definition or something, so that I just change that once when I have to change the environment.
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- nishalitNew MemberWith the May Power BI Desktop update, it is now possible to manage "data sources" referenced in the current report and easily migrate them (i.e. SQL_Server1 to SQL_Server2). Please refer to the "Data Source Settings Enhancements" section in the official update announcement: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/power-bi-desktop-may-update-feature-summary/
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberYes, we are urgently in need of something similar. What we need is a way to have a single place where we can store things like the base path to some OData-connection
- mpeddadaAdvocate IThis is going to be very helpful, thank you!
- fbcideas_migusrNew MemberWould it be possible to also allow the connection to persist when the Power BI desktop is deployed to the PowerBI service. Whilst l have been able to change connections using some custom M as you suggested. These changes are not persisted when the published to PowerBI service.
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